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, 1887-04-26
now TO START.
A Word in Regard TO "Additions TO the
Townsite.r

One addition to the TOWNSHIP of the city
of Cheyenne has already been made, and
others which are in contemplation will
probably be made very soon. The gentle
men who are making these various addi-
tions are naturally anxious hat the boom
should strike these localities, and will
probably make special efforts to turn it in
their direction. Now there is a way by
which they can take u good sized slice of
the boom right up bodily and set it down
in the very midst of these new additions.
but whether they would feel like follow
ing the suggestion here made remains.
These additions are Of course subdivided
into blocks and lots like the balance of
the city, and in each ordinary sized block
there are of course eight blocks, 66xl32
feet. Now if the owners and proprietors
of these additions would give one good
durable lot in each block to some man
who will in consideration therefor as soon
as practicable build thereon a moderate
sized house suitable for a residence, they
would thereby enhance Ethe value of the
remainder of the lots in the same block
so that they would sell quite readily, not
only to men of moderate means who de-
sire to start a little boom, but ever real
estate men and others who are buying real
estate ION speculation would also invest
and but little difficulty would be met with
in disposing of all the lots and blocks in
these new additions that the proprietors
thereof would care to sell. This plan has
been adopted with beneficial results to all
persons intercsted in very many of the
towns and cities Of the far West, and
there is but little doubt that if the plan
was adopted in Cheyenne these new addi-
tons would be to a great extent built up
before the end Of the coming season.
, 1887-04-26
A Captains Fortunate Discovery

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and N. Y, had
been troubled with a cough SO that he was
unable to sleep, and was induced to try
DIR. Kings New Discovery for C~onsump-
ton. 1t not only gave him instant relief,
but allayed the extreme soreness in his
breast. His children were similarly af-
fected and a single dose had the same
happy effect. DR.. Kings New Discovery
is now the standard remedy in the Cole.
man household and on board the schooner.
Free trial bottles of this standard remedy
at W. N. Hunts drug store
, 1887-04-26
Tho naIl Keers Rolling.

So far a. the real estate boom Is con
oerned the above heading would itlY tell
the story. The real estate men from
abroad are investing heavier than ever
and every passenger train from the East
or South brings strangers to the city,
who come here for the purpose of taking
a survey of the field and investing in real
estate. That there is NO lull in the boom
is very evident, even to the casual OBJ
seEyeTr ~
Grading on the Cheyenne & Northern.
Several of the contractors have recently
finished the grading contracts on the
Cheyenne & Northern, but grading work
is still in progress between the Ohug and
the Laramie river. 1t will take perhaps
another month before the portion of the
road bed now being graded will be finished
so as to admit Of track laying. The in
t%ention, however, has been to resume
track laying by May 1, but it is somewhat
doubtful where such will be the case.
, 1887-04-26

john Sparks arrived in the city yester-
day.
Henry Smith, of Pine Bluffs, is in the
city.
n. f. Wheeler. of Meadow Springs is
Dyer's.
W. c. Bixby, of Fort Collins, is at
Dyer's.
Col. F. A, Stibyer has gone to Rawlins
on official business.
United States Marshal Carr returned
from Evanston yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dater returned
last evening from New York.
G. +. Heth, and J. c. Morris, Omaha,
are registered at tho Inter Ocean.
Col. A. s. Emery, who has been ssri.
ously ill for some days, was much better
yesterday.
j. B. Hunter came up to Cheyenne
from Denver last evening and is registered
at the Inter Ocean.
Mr.. G. Perry Crawford, of Cheyenne,
and MISS Julia jenkins we're married
April 20, at Allegheny, Pa, and arrived
in the city last evening.
, 1887-04-26
Notice.

The annual meeting of the qualified
electors of School District No. /, Laramie
county, Wyoming, will be held in the
Central School building of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, on Monday, May ., 1887. at
10 o'clock n. M, for the election of
trustees and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
By order of the board of trustees.
S. j. QCIMBY, Clerk.
Cheyenne, Wyo., April 81, 1887.
, 1887-04-26
Ghttdren's Jersey Suits. just
receiced at ~. .Narks,
Eddy streef.

SONo the Children. They aye O..
oNOS pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs. Group, W~hooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy q positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
DR.. W. n. Hunt.
, 1887-04-26

WifhOuE exception, the
finest lime of spring and
summer HRderSUeaT in
plain and fancy stripes is
TO be found at M. MarkS,
Eddy street.
, 1887-04-26

Pollard, Richards & Co. have for sale
800 acres patented land on Crow creek,
north of this city. This land, with i'm
provements, will be sold at a bargain.
Call soon, if you want it.
, 1887-04-26
PHOENIX MARKET!

the City.
Chickens, IL ~ Cents.
Turkeys, IS Cents.
Ducks and Geese, 10 Cents.
Every variety of Meats of the best
Quality.
Tomatoes, C%ucumbers, Asparagus,
CauliflOwer, Lettuce, Celery, Onions
Radishes, Parsley, Beets, Carrots,
and Parsnips.
Smith Brothers Celebrated Quaker
Sausage.
Fresh Salmon, Smells, Nhltefish,
Shad, Lake Trout, Shrimps, and
Oysters.
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Straw
berries, and everything needed for
a Good Dinner.
, 1887-04-26

Prices Of lots on Kelly's addition will
be advanced on Wednesday 10 per cent.
Monthly payments same.
, 1887-04-26

by trees will be here on Monday next,
when | will be ready to set them out.
ID. FISK.
, 1887-04-26

Fine lace curtains which were formally
sent to Chicago are now beautifully
laundried at Cheyenne Steam Laundry.
, 1887-04-26
NEW LOCAL NOTICEs.

Three hundred and twenty acre farm to
exchange for live stock of any kind.
Address G. I. Cowgirl, Beaman, Iowa.
, 1887-04-26

Gentlemen fancy OUer-
shirts tn pereaIe and issa-
ported cassenere, al NJ.
Marks, Eddy street.
, 1887-04-26

Living monuments to the power Of st,
Jacobs oil, are the millions it hos cured.
, 1887-04-26

Boots, Shoes, and Gloves, at
III PoLAoK's.
, 1887-04-26

Engraving in all it's branches u done at
IEnNER, BUEcHNER 4 ss.'s.
, 1887-04-26

HoNNes s saos. are or fF saaa5l ei'y Hiis
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
At once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence Is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
DIR. w. N. Hunt.
, 1887-04-26

Fancy Cass Shirts, the latest thing out,
Il PoLACR's.
, 1887-04-26

Hats cheaper than any house can sell
them. at PoLAcR's.
, 1887-04-26

TENS of interest Concerning PROMINENT
People.
, 1887-04-26

ives & Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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gnre6ltd, In ieeer @eftalt

it bic uuter bem aamea @taIaria bcfannie
fir9terIids sfrantbeif, tpelde slei1jeiti9 bic
2eber, bic Ginsemeioe unb bic Nieren ausreift,
glsi9pisl, oh lie in Der bstannteaen Gorm auf.
tritt, ais S9uttelfroif uno 6ieber. Ooer aIs
salliaes We9ielfieber, ale faltes Gisber ober
ais 2eberbersroBeruns. 9eoes eeioen, bas
inter Oiefer sebrdudlidsn, obspobl irrisen 8e.
;eidnuns flaliifsirt piro, ,eritort bas Neroen :
ibaem unO ipirO unsIiidlidsripsiie bu,& isinss
Der 9emobnli9en Nerbsn., Gieber. 90 8rdf.
tisunssmittel aufsebalten. seidpeise oenn
beleitist. Bel alleoem siebt es aber Elm i9nell
pirfeuOss Mittsl unb fdIieslide SsiIuns in
Soitetter'S s Wagenbitters, has born.
an iieht in bet 3eibe Der fpe;ifiid, amerifani.
fden Meoisinen unb bas aud in frsmben Can.
ben meitbin betannt it slidt nur arautbeiten
miasmatiiden llriprunss. fonDern aud rbeu.
maiiidle 8ei6ns ben, bur6 ben ginHub idIs9.
ten @etiers in bslfdrfier Gorm auitreten6,
pererbte oher orisiuare Sdp6de Der Nieren
uno Der 8Iaie Dpspspiie unb llnrsaeImd 6isteit
Der Ginsepelo., alle iino beilbar bieImebr Der
9e'lung iider menu bieies nit @eAt bod.
aeidabte uno d3tliderisits anertaunte Ss,l.
mittel ungewenbet ipiro.
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in Damaralanb einen 0ertrag abges
i6lofeu, moaa6 oieier 0dupiliug zines
Nomaoenitammes 3eblite unb @snoKen
10 Diel 2anb unentseltIih iiberlaf1en
Mil, als iie baben m6gen. DAB auBer
benz 8ertrag nod ionit etuas fiir Waare
eingetluibt wuroe, 1T ni6t gemelbet
worben. 8ertrdge itno aber in Siios
m itafrita bstanutlid nod biliger als
in Oltafritl. 3ufdais trifft es iib, oaB
oerielbe &amaberero, mel9er bieien
8ertrag nit ber neuen Weltma9t, nit
3ebtitc unb @enoiieu abgeiblOfen bat,
ieBt geraoe ii9 nl1t erinnern Mil, nit
Deuti6laHb iemals einen 56ubpertrag
abgei9IoReu gu babeu. l1no bod ba
tirt Der leBtere erit nom %. Ottober
1885. Die .@ape 3imes" 1T aus Mn>
LAB bieies umftanoes 10 unb6Hi9, oas
gan3e beutfde ptoteetorat in Siiomeft.
afrita eiue vtraurige Garee" 5u nennen.
SnbeB lit bas leBtere 10 lauge nod
einisermaBen ausSubalten, als nidt bonn
Hei6e, abgsieben bon ben unterbal=
tungsfoiten fir ben Gei1stommiiIdr
Or. @6riag, ieinen 5etretdr uuo eiueu
Siener, ueue Opfer geforoert perben
Das gan3e S6uBgebiet lit ndmli9 aur
3eit 8egenftaub beftiser 2dmpfe 5wi'
f9eH ben perf9iebenen gfomabenitdm>
men Der 9erero. Damara unb Namas
qua, wel9e chamber beifdnbig ii6erfal-
len unb bas 8ieb fortitehltn. Cine
beutf6e Nutoritdt 1T fur oieielben ni6t
borbanoen. Die Observation-Disclosures
aber periu6en in ber oeuti6en preHe
cine 9lgitation rege au MAIDEN, baB
Seutidlanb nit bemaffnster 9anb iid
einmis6e, tuom0gli6 aud nit @aualle.
rie uno Mrtilerie. 8orldufig bat BAG
ausmdrtige 4mt benz 5tamm Der 9eres
ros 500 ausrangirte @ewebre nebit Mu.
milton gefdenft nit benz Nnbeimfslen,
bas S1ieB,n bamit ielber su beiorgen
Dieies Opfer tpiirbe tueniger bebenfli9
iein, fpenn ni9t bic unentgeltlibe 9ets
gabe BON @epsbren gerabe ben fir ben
9aufdbanbel ganabarifen Nttifel in
preiie ber6iirbe. Sc mebr es auf Der
btnnseidten Nomabenbeb6lferuug ers
lei@tert miro, H9 gegenieitig tobt3u.
i6ieBen, belto mebr pd9it bic @efabr.
baB In benz bortigen Sfubgebiet sulebI
gdemanb iibrig bleibt, als Der beutide
&ei9stommilIdr unb iein Diener.
(9amb. Reform.)
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DRESS GOODS.

Ges gut 1T Mas 1T in nen pcpuldren
DRESS GOODS we e in @ebau4 no tann man BEL uns nben
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0aMem. Ntdmtel. 1tnaicbla4 4tiid1er, Sad u,

Jrdn3i begtittgeno bln3u. Yin paar
Sage. bas madt natirli1 nidts! Sd
meine nur, auf bic Oauer ibdre es ni9t
na6alid.
9tsin. GranBi, es 1T iiberbaupt ni6t
ri9iig. SD mil mid ioglei@ nod els
ner tleinen Wobnung umfeben, id] finbe
f1on. tpas Id 5rau9e. @s tbut mir
leib, baB i9 Dir aur 2aft sefaaen bin,
unO ih Dnnte bir ipirfli6.
Dlir tbut es ia au9 leio, faste
Grau3i, aber es lit tuirtliG befer, @rete,
menn Du aebit.
Die 59neitern fiiBteu fi6, uuo nod
am 2aufe beHelben Hn9mittags muroen
@leteDs &ommobe unb 9tdbmaidine
absebOlt.
Wargaretbe, bas prattiid1e Mdb1en.
bate in Der ri9tisen Bere9uung, Dab
Die mtitelten pom Weiitelpuntte Der
@tabt geIesenen Mobnungen bic billigs
ten ieien, oben in Der MiillerlfraBe, an
Der n6rbIihen @ren3marf Der 9aupt.
iiabt, ell bei6eioenes 3immer gefun'
ben, in bem lie gegen tdgliAe Torauss
be3ablung Der Wietbe unb Der iebr 5es
fdeibeneu psniion unteri@lupf uub
GoIt gefunben bate.
Auf ibre Mnjeigs mar Bis gum anoerH
Worgen, ON bem iie in Der 3eitungss
expedition poripra1, nur Elm 8rief eins
gelaufen: fie io1e fi9 in Der Mittags'
ifunbe bel Grau a6mmer in ber Wtittels
ifraBe meIben.
Crete NOR re9t3eitig 5ur 6tells uno
murbe Don Der 6rau, bic ibr 0ffnete, in
einsn bebagIiden bunflen Salon NIT
i6meren BorbdHgen unb oidenl Seppi6
8efiibrt, no man fie 5u marten Bot.
Sic muBte lange warten. Denigifens
ipuroe ibr bic 3eit lang. gs NOR aud
Dobl cine CUTE 8iertelitunbe. als lie ets
ren Wagen Dor Der Sbar balten b6rte
unb glei1 barauf ben glniGlag ber
@Ipde. DrauBen purben lpenige Worie
geme9ielt unb oann trat elm 9err ba'
fig Elm.
gnti9ulben sic meine 8erfpdtuug,
iagte Ostar B0How. pdbreub er ieinen
6tt auf einen Stubl iebte unb Greten
hur9 cine 0anbbemegung einlub, plat
au nebmen.
Grete sab 8bHom nit ibren sroBeu
blauen Nugen unperpanbt an. Sis
bate ibn auf sen erifen Bid uieoer.
! ertaunt.
gs mus bier elm Srtibum uorIieeen.
lagte lie rubig. unb i'd empfeble mid
Sbnen.
Sic nanbte F9 Der 9biir au. B6I
ioiD trat ihr entgeeen.
Rein, mein 6rdulein, es Iiegt feiI
errtbun por. Wenn Sic bic Dam
iinb, bic ii9 um cine STEELE als Bud
balierin oSer 2afiireriu bepirbt, 10 If
alles in Orbuung.
Sd bin aber 5u elmer ssrau &5mme
bef4ieben tuoroen unb nidt 3u Sbnen
Orr Bottom. @retc betonte ben Sea
men abii6tli6.
Gan3 redt, antmortete 86foip rubig
| S5rau 36mmer III DON meiner S9we
! fer beuuftraet tporoen. far iie elm
Dame au iuden, unb mid bat mein
| 66mefter, bic auBerbalb lebt, gebeten
bic unterbanblungen far he au fiibren
(Gnrffehunn foIot.)
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Ser Yariisr @nrresnnnhent /

- Ser Yariier Correspondent Der
Qonboner Simes meiut, bas &eiultat
Der beporiiebenben ftanSoiiideu Mini,
iiertrifis mhrOe ietn. boB Grepeiuct mie'
Der premierminilier nirb. Dies f6nne
bic unterfu6un9 Der Guffarel WIion-
f9en Shuinoel 9lfaire ieSo6 nur bin.
ausf6ieben, ba omobl bic Re9te, als
aud bic duBeriie 2tnte barauf befieben
mtirben. Dies piirbe id)lieBli9 bod
ben Stur5 @reusps bsrbeifiibreu unb
Die Raoltulen ipiirben Damn iebenfalls
elnen aus ibrer Wiite gum prdIioenten
erpdblen. S6On iebt trefft man Yors
tehruuaen, INN i'm geeisneten Momente
bur6 Nulfsoemonfratlonen &c. einen
Druid auf ben flr bic prdfioentenwabl
eln3uberufenbsa @OnsreB aussuaben,
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9as 8udl hes amerifanifdaej

9as Bud bes amertfanii9en
@ongreBmannes Nnbretp Carnegie, bes
titelt: Doer Sriumpb Der Demofratie"
bat In gnglanb feline iebr freunbli1e
Mufnabme gefunben. Sn WolSers
hampton ptoteitirte bic @ranb Surt
bagegen, baB es Der 6fentli6en Biblio.
tbef einDerleibt perbe, ba es berIdums
oerii6 uno bodberrdtberii6 fei unb ges
leibigungen gegen bic &Sniein ent6alte.
Der Necorber erfIdrie, Ni9ts gegen bic
Wufnabme ienes gefdbrliden Bu9es in
Die Bibliotbet tbun an f6nnen. Wfr.
@arnegie fann iif ibrigens bel ienen
Sseuien fur bic @ratissReclame beban.
fen, bic iie Iir ieiu Bud gema9t baben.
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NeriHnliM.

Serr y. s. Grobliditein bon Mlobile, gIa.
bama, fdlreibt: Sd berfeble ME, Or. 3ings
s3eueS Mittel segen Sdip,ubiu9t~ gu empfeb.
len, oa i'd es ielbif sesen eiuen bartnadiaeu
Sail bon 8ronditis unb seatarrb angew.noet
babe. Gs bat mir iofort grleidterane ber.
daft uno bat mid bann 10 sebeiIt, 6ab id
ieitoem feinen gnfaa mieber aebabt babe. Sd
mue aud nod betonen, bab id 3ubor 3abIreids
aucere Wittel obue ben seriAgifen @rfoIa ae.
b audte. llebrissns Bat mir aud ter @ebraud
bon Gleetrie 8ittcrS unb Or. Sings sfeue &c.
Bens'Yillen febr gut setban rnb i9 fam iie
beitens empfeblen.
Er. Sings nene entDtduns segsn S9pinb.
iudt. Snften unb grfdltunsen pirb unter 60.
rantie perfauft.
grobs GlaiGen gratis in BET apoifbete BON
q. 9reiR.
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gNmnssrbare Q,,re,,.

B .. Sost u. Co., @boleiaIe unb RetaiI
Drussiften bon @ome, Ga, laat: 9eit bier
Sabren fiibren mir Or. sfinas Nep Diseoberh,
Electric 8itters unb 8udIens Nruiea GaIbe,
uno ba5en ME Seilmittel sebabt, bic I'D, beiIer
berfauften ODER mebr 8sfriebisuna aeipabrtsn.
Sic baben einise Dunberbare Rnren in unIerer
Stabt beiuirtt, namentlid mebrere 1aue bon
pirtlider aus3ebruns iinb bnrd ben @ebraud,
GINGER 6lafden bon Dr. Rings Nep Diseoberh
gebeilt woroen, in BerbinSung nit electric
Bitter. Bir earautiren bieielben itets.
3um gerfauf bel u Dreib.
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= 8ei Der 8obruns beg ariefi@eu
grunnens an Weif= =gno ereignefe lid
Elm bebauerli6er llnfau. Der fiinfidb.
rige SObn bes Sngenieurs Norion fam
Der Dompfmai6ine su nabe, tpurbe BON
bem S6wungrabe erfaEt unb piersig
big fiinf3ig nal berumsei1Ieubert, ebe
man ibn befreien fonnte. Der arme
tleine 8urf6e 1T 10 f@mei berlebt,
baB er f4lDerIid nit benz 2ebem bas
bonfommen tpirb.
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Arl,te 2ddod)ett.
lGortiebuns.l

Gortiebuns.l
Sn bemlel6en NugenbIid b6rte fie ei=
neu Qeierfaiten in Sremolo bic Nrie ber
gaita bina aus ber 9orma ipieIen.
Der Dreborgelmonn ipielte stpar f1on
Idngit, iie bate es nur big babin ni6t
,geb6rt; iebt aber b6rie iie es. unb ibr
tpurbe gang iinbeimlid 3u Mutbe.
Gin Qeiertalien bat oamals aud ge.
tpieIt, unb es mar gang bieielbe Wtelo=
bic!
Nnmols = tpoan2
gs beburfte fur Greten elmer befons
bern Mnarengung. I'm fi9 BON bieier
umgebuns losaureiBen, uno fie tpurbe
ben 0ebanten an 6as in einet unbe.
jtiuimien Nergangenbeit unb unter uns
auffinbbaren BebineuugeH idon einmal
@eiebene unb iebt Wiebererblifte ni1t
mebr los. gr qudlte iie, er leste ibre
Stirn in Galte1 -. gnbIih ging He.
9ebor fie in bic SnielitraBe einbog,
fab fie fi9 nod einmal um. un6 nod
einulnl nieberboite iie: Wann NOR es
tur unb ME?
Nina mar nidt su 0auie unb au9
Gran Dref9fe mar aussegangen. Gein
Menid5 i'm 9aule toHnie ibr ndhsre
Ausfuuft seben.
Rod INNER unter bsm 8anne bes
feItfauen ginbruds. ben lie bon Der
Sielle an Der Snfelbriide empfan9en
bate. Esbrte He b0ribin 3uriid, betrd1s
tete nod einmal bic alien 6duIer, bic
i@lanfe Gpibe ber parD1ialtirhe, bas
unfrennbIi9 buntle MoIIer, unb fcbrte
bann lansiamen G6ritts gu Gransi sus
rid.
BbKow mar aur getuobnten Stunbe
ridtig bageuefen, unb er bate fi9 nit
10 ougenfdlliger Sbeilnohme na1 Gre
len ettunoiet, baB 6ran3i bapon febr
uuansenebm berhbrt getpeien mar. Gie
drgerte fid), baB fie ibln iiberbaupt ges
antiuortet bate uno baB iie, um ibm
bon bornberein bic grfolgloFgteit feiner
ettpaigen Beuhbungen flar 3u MAIDEN,
ibn bas Stelengelu6 in Der 3eitung
ge3eigt bate. Sic begriff nidt, tpeldes
s5nterefe HDGotp an bieier .Nn3eige neb.
men fonnte unf ipesbalb ct iie su iid
aeIfed4 bate. Sic nlaHte li6 i1ou in
GtiIIeH 8orfDhrfe bariibsr, baB fie Gre,
ten bel ii1 aufgenommen bate. Wel
weib, mas aus all benz entifeben tonnte
16Totus mar lie feiHesmegs ii9er. 6!
iudre IreiliH i@dnbIibl llnb es mdr,
bic i6wdrseife llnbantbarfeit BON Gre
ten. Mber iper meiBl llnb nebenbe
udre ss aud nod uulittIi@ = aDe
G9mshernl
Sic uabm f@ alio Dor, es @retei
fhbien ~ laIfeH, baB bic @eidihte 4
uiGt meitergsben tonnte.
llnb auh cine menieer feinfiiblig
Hofur 1ls Crete tpiirbe es gefhblt baben
ssrdn3i mar Guf einmal 10 unfreuno
li6, oaB @rete bauon sans betrofel
mar.
ooii bu unannebmIi6teiisn ssbabt'
fragile He.
ga unb neia,. 0HtwOrtete GruuSi be,
britBliG.
Bin it pielIsi9t bic 8eranlaHuns d
beiner Weriiimmung3
ifransi i6piea.
VI tenlmf mir 10 Dor, Qls oD Die
inein 6ieriein beldiiiet, fubr @rete fort
6ron3i CAB pieber feine antwort.
9lber 70 antmorte bod Denigitens
SO bin 40 bir gefommeu, neil bu nlit
Ia freunoIi9er Meife ba3u aufgeforbel
botteli. SD nebme es bir gans unb "a
nidbt libel. lpeun BIZ mir fagif, oaB Il
bid bod mebr fore, aIs Du porauss'
Iett bait.
Gun ia, entlGlOB fi9 GronBi emf
lid 10 ermiOern, ia, id) babe es nj
oubers eeba6iI Gs ma6t fif fbIe6
bab mir bier suiammen rpcbHen. -
babe chen f9ou unonnebmli6feite
gebabi.
@rete, bic ben out nod ni6t abs
ieti bate, Ifanb uieber ouf.
a@, 70 mar es ni9t genieint, ieb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-02
Herbst-N -Novltaeten

in etbe Ntlas Gammet YGde8 lner Depament in iu
III ccmplett fahren mir @ Wuur wel&e mir 5um Sra
empeben fSnmen.
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90 ,eete sas gublifnm in etammem,

als es erfubr. ooB Or. Bisree aIs gons
grebmann abbanfte. um iid lebigli9
feiner dr3tlihen prorIs gu tuibmen.
Dies geidab. NEIL ielne iuirflifIen @ons
fiitusuien bic &runfen uEb 6eimaeiud
fen oaerorten uaren. Dieie finben,
bab Or. pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" (soIbeue mebi3iuiide @nts
beduna) Elm bsiliamer @ebrau6 ieiner
tDiReni6aftli6en 2enntuiRe 3u ibrem
Beiien mar. Sd,miuDiudt. 2uftr6bs
renentsiinbuns, 9ulteH, 6srSfrantheit,
S6attefieber, We9ielfieber, WaHer'
fu6t, Nerpenmeb, 2ropf ober bider
6als unb alle 8Iuttranfbeiten perben
6ur6 bieie meIibertibmte 9lr5uei sebeilt.
Sbre Gigfnf6often iinb wunberbar,
ibre Mirtung 3auberbaft. Bel apOtbe'
fern 3u baben.
= 1886 famen in Der britilden Ar'
NEE 4402 sS1lle BON fabnenflu1t Dor,
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= 1886 famem in Der britiiden ar'
NEE 4402 Gdlle BON Gabnenfu9t por.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-09
Coal and Petroleum at Killmaster.

The Monitor has heretofore men.
toned the probable existence of coal
as underlying Altoona county in the
near proximity Of Kilmaster. The
first intelligence of anything like coal
in the vicinity mentioned was convey
ed to the writer by A. Backus, Jr., of
Detroit, as cropping out ON his farm
near Killmaster. The following item
in the Bay City Tribune of recent issue
seems to confirm Mr.. Backus' theory
of the existence of coal. from the fact
that the gas mentioned in the Trib.
une's article must come from a coal
or petroleum deposit not far distant
from where the gas is found. The
Tribune says:
"For some fourteen years u spring of wa.
ter has been known to exist in a swail one
and a half miles from the new village OF
Killmaster in Altoona county. There was
nothing particularly noticeable about the
spring except that there were bubbles break
ing at its surface. The agitation on the
water was supposed to be caused by the sup
ply coming from the bowels of the earth
A few days ago j. ii. Killmaster visited
the spring and by an experiment with tin
can collected what proved to be gas, it be-
ing the force that caused the bubbles in the
water. By touching n match to the gas il
burned readily. Mr.. Killmaster and those
owning property in that vicinity are now
determined to make further investigation
by boring well near the spring"
In conversation with Chas. Killmas
ter Thursday, the writer was informed
that a small test shaft had been sunk
to the depth of nearly 100 feet, but
he had not heard for few days
whether any further results had been
obtained or not. Mr. X. stated that
when the water in the spring mention
ed was stirred up and lighted match
held over it blaze of fire lasting for
a moment would spring up in the air
a foot or two, and that when the bub-
bles arising would burst at the sur.
face, the gas contained in them became
ignited if lighted match were held
near the surface of the water. The
writer paid 90 cents per head for a
party he was with at Niagara last
summer to witness like phenomena
of burning spring." and he would
advise Mr.. Killmaster to box it up.
There's millions in it"
Stranger things than the existence
in Altoona county of coal or petroleum
in paying quantities have been heard
of. The soil of Altoona county may
hide a world of wealth. Wait and
see.-Monitor.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-09
Grand Lodpa-A O. u. w.

The session of the Grand Lodge,
A. o. U. W., was held at Detroit,
last week. The following from the
Grand Recorders report, will give
the reader an idea of the society.
On the 9th of February, 1877,
the Grand Lodge of Michigan was
organized at Maple Rapids, Clinton
county, by Deputy Supreme Master
Workman Edwin Moore, of New
York. At that time, there were but
FIVE subordinate lodges, and but sc
members in good standing. On
March 25th, 1878. the Grand Lodge,
having 1000 members under its juris-
diction, was set apart as a separate
beneficiary jurisdiction. The yearly
increase in members is shown by the
following